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Important Secrets in Technical Analysis
Support and Resistance Areas: They are like a map guiding you during trading.

1. What are supports and resistances?
- Support: A price area that may prevent further declines, where buyers show up strongly.
- Resistance: A price area that may stop an increase, as selling pressure increases at that point.

2. How do you identify them on the chart?
- Look for areas where the price has bounced multiple times before.
- Support is often at a previous low.
- Resistance is often at a previous high.

3. How do you use them in your trading?
- When approaching support: Watch for reversal signals like reversal candles or increased trading volume, and consider buying.
- When approaching resistance: If signs of weakness appear, it may be the right time to sell or take profits.
- Breaking support: A signal of a potential continuation of the decline (a selling opportunity or opening a Short position).
- Breaking resistance: A potential continuation of the rise (a buying opportunity or opening a Long position).

4. When does their importance increase?
- In a sideways trend: Support and resistance areas are stronger, as the price moves between them.
- With confirmation: Do not rely solely on the price level, but also watch for trading volume and candlestick patterns.

Professional Tip:
Supports and resistances are areas, not exact numbers!
Sometimes the price may slightly breach the area and then return, so do not expect a reversal at an exact number.

Well done👍

First:
Are you ready to invest in $BTTC ?

Second:
How do you manage your trade wisely and make a profit even if the price drops?
Assuming that:
- Entry price for a currency: $100
- The target you expect to reach: $130
- Capital: $100
1. Initial purchase
- You buy 1 currency for $100 (using all your capital).
2. What if the price drops?
Let's assume the price dropped to $80 instead of rising.
Smart management strategy (averaging down):
If you have additional capital (for example, $100 in reserve), you can buy a second currency at $80.
- Currency 1: bought for $100
- Currency 2: bought for $80
- Average price:
(100 + 80) / 2 = $90
3. How do you profit even when the price drops?
Now you have 2 currencies, and the cost of one (average) = $90.
If the price returns only to $100 (without reaching your main target of $130):
- Value of currencies: 2 × $100 = $200
- Cost of purchase: $180
- Profit: $200 - $180 = $20
This means you made a profit of $20 just if the price returned to your initial entry point, instead of waiting for it to rise to $130.
4. Manage the trade wisely
- Do not invest all your capital at once.
- Divide your capital into several parts, for example: 50% for the initial purchase, 50% as reserve for averaging down.
- Do not buy randomly; rather, plan for expected support or drop areas.
- Use averaging to reduce your breakeven point and profit from small corrections.
Important note
- You must have a clear plan for your capital.
- Do not overbuy whenever the price drops without proper management to avoid draining your capital.
- What is required: discipline, patience, and capital distribution.

General tips for beginners specifically and for everyone in general:

- Learn the basics of the market before trading.
- Follow news and analyses regularly.
- Start with a small amount and do not invest what you cannot afford to lose.
- Diversify your investment between safe currencies and currencies with potential growth.
$BNB

$BTTC
The liquidation price is not fixed; it changes according to:
- Change in margin balance
- Fees and interest
- Type of account
- Market movements
- Adding or withdrawing funds from the margin
Simplified example:
- If you start a trade with $100 leverage at 10x and a liquidation price of 9000 (for example, for Bitcoin).
- After 3 days, $2 in fees and interest were deducted.
- Now your actual capital is $98, and the liquidation point gets closer (for example, it becomes 9010).
- The longer you hold the trade, the closer the liquidation becomes.
Advice:
- Always monitor your margin balance and the fees/interest paid.
- Use stop-loss orders.
- Do not use high leverage unless you are fully aware of its risks.

⚠️ Very important warning:
- Leverage multiplies profits, but it also multiplies losses!
- If the price drops by only 5%, you could lose your entire capital ($10), as the loss is calculated on the entire trading amount ($200).
- Trading with leverage requires high experience and precise risk management.

$BNB
#CreatorPad

#CreatorPad
$BTTC
⚠️ Important Notice:
- Leverage amplifies profits, but it also amplifies losses!
- If the price drops by just 5%, you could lose your entire capital (10 dollars), because the loss is calculated on the total trading amount (200 dollars).
- Trading with leverage requires high expertise and precise risk management.

#CreatorPad
$BNB

The liquidation price is not fixed; it changes according to:
- Changes in margin balance
- Fees and interests
- Type of account
- Market movements
- Adding or withdrawing funds from margin
Example (simplified):
- If you start a trade with 100 dollars at 10x leverage and the liquidation price is 9000 (for example, for Bitcoin).
- After 3 days, 2 dollars were deducted for fees and interest.
- Now your actual capital is 98 dollars, so the liquidation point is adjusted closer (for example, it becomes 9010).
- The longer you hold the position, the closer the liquidation becomes.
Advice:
- Always monitor your margin balance and the fees/interests paid.
- Use stop-loss orders.
- Do not use high leverage unless you are fully aware of its risks.

#MarketTurbulence
The liquidation price is not fixed; it changes according to:
- Changes in margin balance
- Fees and interest
- Type of account
- Market movements
- Adding or withdrawing funds from the margin
Example (simplified):
- If you start a trade with $100 at 10x leverage and a liquidation price of 9000 (for example, for Bitcoin).
- After 3 days, $2 in fees and interest are deducted.
- Now your actual capital is $98, so the liquidation point is adjusted closer (for example, it becomes 9010).
- The longer you hold the trade, the closer the liquidation gets.
Advice:
- Always monitor your margin balance and the fees/interest paid.
- Use stop-loss orders.
- Do not use high leverage unless fully aware of its risks.

⚠️ Very important notice:
- Leverage multiplies profits, but it also multiplies losses!
- If the price drops by just 5%, you could lose your entire capital ($10), as the loss is calculated on the full trading amount ($200).
- Trading with leverage requires high expertise and precise risk management.

The liquidation price is not fixed; it changes based on:
- Changes in margin balance
- Fees and interests
- Type of account
- Market movements
- Adding or withdrawing funds from the margin

Example (simplified):
- If you start a trade with $100 at 10x leverage and the liquidation price is 9000 (for Bitcoin, for example).
- After 3 days, $2 in fees and interest have been deducted.
- Your actual capital is now $98, so the liquidation point gets closer (for example, it becomes 9010).
- The longer you hold the position, the closer the liquidation gets.

Tip:
- Always monitor your margin balance and the fees/interests paid.
- Use stop-loss orders.
- Do not use high leverage unless fully aware of its risks.

Practical application of #margin_trading_using 20x leverage

Good trading is wisdom

$BTTC
How is cross margin trading done with 20x leverage?
Data:
- Initial capital (Margin): 10 dollars
- Leverage: 20x
(i.e., you can trade an amount = 10 × 20 = 200 dollars)
- Purchase price: 0.00000067 dollars
- Selling price: 0.00000074 dollars
1. How many coins can you buy?
Available amount = Capital × Leverage = 200 dollars
Number of coins = 200 ÷ 0.00000067 ≈ 298,507,463 BTTC coins
2. How much will you get from the amount upon selling?
Selling value = 298,507,463 × 0.00000074 ≈ 220.895 dollars
3. Calculate the total profit before fees and interests:
Profit = Selling value - Trading amount
Profit = 220.895 - 200 = 20.895 dollars
4. Calculate the net profit after deducting the initial capital:
You used 10 dollars of your own money, and the rest was a loan from the platform (repaying capital + interests + fees):
- Net profit:
20.895 dollars (your profit above your original capital of 10 dollars)
5. Fees and interests:
Trading fees (approximately 0.1% per transaction):
- Purchase fee: 200 × 0.1% = 0.20 dollars
- Selling fee: 220.895 × 0.1% ≈ 0.22 dollars
- Total fees: 0.42 dollars
Borrowing interest (approximate, varies by currency and time):
- Suppose you kept the trade for one day, and the daily borrowing interest is, for example, 0.02%:
- Daily interest = 200 × 0.02% = 0.04 dollars (a very small amount)
6. Final profit after all deductions:
- Total profit: 20.895 dollars
- Minus fees and interest: 0.42 + 0.04 = 0.46 dollars
Net profit = 20.895 - 0.46 = about 20.43 dollars

Done

$BTTC

How to manage your trade wisely and make a profit even if the price drops?
Scenario:
- Entry price: $100
- Target: $130
- Capital: $100
1. Initial purchase
- You buy 1 coin for 100$ (using all your capital).

2. What if the price drops?
Let's assume the price dropped to 80$ instead of rising.
Smart management strategy (averaging down):
If you have additional capital (for example, 100$ as reserve), you can buy a second coin at $80.
- Coin 1: bought at $100
- Coin 2: bought at $80
- Average price:
(100 + 80) / 2 = $90

3. How to profit even with a price drop?
Now you have 2 coins, and the cost of one (average) = $90.
If the price returns to just 100$ (without reaching your main target of $130):
- Value of coins: 2 × 100$ = $200
- Purchase cost: $180
- Profit: 200$ - 180$ = $20
This means you made a profit of 20$ just if the price returned to your initial entry point, instead of waiting for it to rise to $130!

4. Manage the trade wisely
- Don't invest all your capital at once.
- Divide your capital into several portions (for example: 50% initial purchase, 50% reserve for averaging down).
- Don't buy randomly, but plan for support or expected drop areas.
- Use averaging down to reduce your break-even point and profit from minor corrections.

Important Alert
- You must have a clear plan for your capital.
- Don't overbuy every time the price drops without proper management (so you don't drain your capital).
- This method requires discipline, patience, and capital allocation.

Well done

7. Technical and Fundamental Analysis
- Use the tools and charts on the Binance platform.
- Monitor news and updates that may affect the market.

Binance Platform
1. Spot Trading
- Buy and sell currencies directly.
- Less risky than futures or margin trading.
- Suitable for beginners.
- You can use the accumulation and cooling strategy as I explained to you earlier.
2. Swing Trading
- Buy and hold the currency for days or weeks, then sell it when the price rises.
- Relies on technical analysis and identifying support and resistance areas.
- Suitable for those who do not want to follow daily closely.
3. Day Trading
- Buy and sell currencies within the same day.
- Requires high experience and continuous monitoring.
- Quick profits but higher risks.
- Requires the use of stop-loss orders and precise goal setting.
4. HODL & Staking
- Buy strong coins and hold them for several months or years.
- You can earn additional income through Staking or providing liquidity (Liquidity Mining).
- Suitable for those who do not want the risks of daily trading.
5. Futures Trading
- Profit from price increases or decreases (opening buy or sell positions).
- Leverage can be used, but the risk is very high!
- Not recommended for beginners.
6. Investment in New Projects (Launchpad & Launchpool)
- Binance launches new projects and you can participate in them early.
- Often yields good profits if you choose projects carefully.
- Requires research and study of the projects.

#$ILV
1W
BREAKOUT ?!
How do you manage your trade wisely and profit even when the price drops?
Let's take a simple practical example:
We have a currency priced at $100, with a target of $130.
Our capital is $100.
The mistake that most beginners make:
They invest all their capital at a price of $100.
If the price drops, they get stuck and cannot average down. And if the price returns to $100? They gain nothing.
That's why we apply the right capital management:
We buy at $100 with 20% (i.e. $20).
If the price drops to $95, we average down by $15.
If it drops to $85, we average down with an additional $15.
And at $80, we average down with the remaining $50.
What happens in this case?
Our new average entry price becomes around $87.
So instead of having an entry price of $100, it effectively becomes only $87!
And the surprise:
If the currency returns to the price of $100 even without reaching the target of $130,
We will have achieved approximately 15% net profit — meaning about $15 profit from $100.
Why is this important?
Because with smart mental management (not emotional), you profit in the market even if the price doesn't explode to the targets!
Always remember:
Most beginners lose and exit trading too early.
That's why I always recommend building a real skill that benefits you in the future,
Because the market rewards those with patience and wise minds, not the hasty.

$ILV
1W
BREAKOUT ?!

#CreatorPad How to manage your trade wisely and profit even with a price drop?
Let's take a simple practical example:
We have a currency priced at $100, with a target of $130.
Our capital is $100.
The mistake that most beginners make:
They invest all their capital at the price of $100.
If the price drops, they get stuck and can't average down. And if the price returns to $100? They don't benefit or profit.
That's why we apply proper capital management:
We buy at 100$ with 20% (20$).
If the price drops to $95, we average down with $15.
If it drops to $85, we add an additional 15$ .
And at $80, we average down with the remaining amount of $50.
What happens in this case?
Our new average entry becomes about $87.
So instead of our entry being from $100, it actually became just 87$ !
And the surprise:
If the currency returns just to the price 100$ even without reaching the target of $130,
We will have achieved almost a 15% net profit — which means about $15 profit from $100.
Why is this important?
Because with smart management of the mind (not emotions), you made a profit in the market even if the price didn’t explode to the targets!
Always remember:
Most beginners lose and exit trading too early.
That's why I always recommend building a real skill that will benefit you in the future,
Because the market rewards those with a long-term mindset and wise minds, not the impulsive ones.

@Together_Learning
📈 Why did I personally choose Binance?
As someone interested in the digital space and financial freedom, I chose Binance for several reasons:
User-friendly interface
Multilingual support
Low trading fees
Strong security system
Daily earning opportunities without the need for a large capital